Date: May 24 2008

Mr. Nicolas Sarkozy

President of France
C/O Consulat General of France
934 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10021

Dear Mr. President,

We, the freedom fighters for Burma, would like to extend our gratitude and appreciation toward
your citizens and leaders of France for the humanitarian effort toward our country, Burma.

Currently, the situation in Burma has created a few improvements towards the recovery after the
United Nation Secretary-General’s visit to our cyclone battered Burma. After three weeks of
denying the international aid workers to Burma, it could be one of those deceits that Junta is
attempting to accomplish. Even though current agreement by Junta cannot be characterized as a
“breakthrough”, we truly hope that this acceptance of the international relief effort is a positive
sign towards the speedy recovery and rebuilding process.

At the same time, we were weary that Junta’s acceptance for international aid in principle could
be one of the dirty tricks that they are going to use towards the citizens of Burma. It is because
SPDC is notorious for using dirty tricks and tactics towards its own citizens. In the past, the
Military Junta has failed to transfer the power to the fairly elected Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s
Party, National League for Democracy since 1991. Not only that they have brutally crushed the
uprising by the monks and citizens in September of 2007.

The most obvious dirty tricks and tactics by them were holding the national referendum despite
the fact that the country has gone through tremendous humanitarian disaster of the century by
Cyclone Nagris. These actions have indicated that Military Junta will do anything to get a hold of
their power. They have no regards and sympathy for human lives or the country Burma. Their
actions are very similar to the genocide carried out by the African War Lords and dictators.

Therefore, we would like to make a very sincere request to the leaders of the France to continue
to take in the consideration for “Humanitarian Intervention” toward our country Burma without
waiting United Nation’s approval. We have seen the effective actions of Humanitarian
Intervention to other countries such as Bosnia-Herzegovina in 1991 and Somalia in 1995. Any
delay to persuade this action could cost thousands of people lives.

We truly hope that your country and its allies are the only countries that can stop this natural
disaster from becoming a man-made genocide by the Military Regime of Burma.

With much hope and wishes,

1) International Campaign for Burma (New York), U.S.A.

Contact: Thant Zin Myint
 Tel: 347-229-4309, E-mail: icbnewyork@gmail.com

2) BMA (Thailand)
Contact: Dr. Cynthia Maung
Tel: 66-55-544495, E-mail: Win7@loxinfo.co.th

3) BMA (Canada)
Contact: Dr Khin Saw Win (Alice)
Tel: 780-4924547/780-9529877, E-mail: Alice.khin@ualberta.ca

4) Concerned Burmese Physicians and Professionals (USA)

Contact: Dr. Aye Min
www.cmpp-burma.blogspot.com
Tel: Tel: 804-512-4669, E-mail: radiomin@gmail.com

5) Democratic Federation of Burma (USA)

Contact: Moe Thee Zun
E-mail: wefightwewin@gmail.com

6) Anti-Dictatorship People’s Freedom Movement (USA)

Contact: Ar Kar Soe
www.adpfmburma.com
Tel: 301-213-0605, E-mail: arkarsoee@yahoo.com

7) Democratic Burmese Students Organization (USA)

Contact: Yin Aye
Tel: 301-905-7591, E-mail: yindbso@hotmail.com

8) Committee for Restoration of Democracy in Burma (USA)

Contact: Tin Maung Thaw (General Secretary)
Tel: 703-723-4855, E-mail: tinthaw@yahoo.com

9) Generation Wave (Burma)

Contact: Min Yan Naing
Tel: +66-852385979, E-mail: gwbobmarley@gmail.com

10) Democratic Federation of Burma (Japan)

Contact: Ko Ko Aung
Tel: +81-9015062893, E-mail: kokoaung_dfbjp@yahoo.com

11) League for Democracy in Burma (Japan)

Contact: Kyaw Kyaw Soe
Tel: +81-9060314394

12) Women on the Move for Burma

Contact: Khin Sandi Tint
Tel: 917 445 9222, E-mail: freeassk@yahoo.com

13) 88 Generation Students (Exile) - USA

Contact: Ko Myoe
http://www.pbase.com/komyoe88
Tel: 347-668-5046, E-mail: komyoe_art@yahoo.com
14) Oversea Burmese Patriots (Singapore)
Contact: Aung Sa
Tel: +65-9487-4413, aungsayapyi@gmail.com

15) Democratic Front of the Patriots (HQ)

Contact: Taw Thar Gyi
E-mail: Mindfulness07@gmail.com

16) Nonviolent Empowerment Organization (USA)

Contact: Shwe Htee
Tel: 571-235-4035, E-mail: shwehtee@yahoo.com

17) Burmese Democracy Forum (Fort Wayne – Indiana, U.S.A.)

Contact: Dr. Thi Ha
Tel: 260-602-1876, E-mail: nainglulu@aol.com

18) National League for Democracy (Liberated Area – Malaysia)

Contact: Dr. Naing Lin
Tel: 60-16-366-9347, E-mail: nainglin2006@yahoo.com

19) Walk For Freedom (USA)

Contact: Athein & Zaw Min Htwe (88 Generation)
Tel: 971 285 7399, E-mail: Thurasoe2005@yahoo.com, Athein168@msn.com

20) Chin Freedom Coalition (USA)

Contact: Dong Khup
Tel: 443-629-3329, E-mail: dkhup@aol.com

21) N.L.D-LA- (U.S.A) East

Contact: Ye Htut

Tel:347-226-0572, E-mail: yehtut@yahoo.com (nldlausa.blogspot.com)

22) Burmese Students Democratic Organization (Canada)

Contact: Aung Nwe Oo
Tel: 416-262-5447

23) Burmese Bloggers without Borders (http://bbwob.blogspot.com/)

Contact: Thway Ni
E-mail: thwayni@gmail.com

24) (NLD-LA Canada)

Contact: Aung Tin - Chairman

Tel: 647 343 7871, E-mail: uaungtin@yahoo.com
25) Burma Political Prisoner's Union (Thailand) (http://bppuweb.bizhat.com/)

Contact: Yin Htway - Joint Secretary

Tel: 0845755416, E-mail: yinhtway@gmail.com